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Tips & Advice You & Your Business - More help for struggling businesses
To help businesses recover from the effects of another lockdown, the government has made changes to its various loan schemes. What’s the full story?Click here -
Tips & Advice You & Your Business - Avoid the PayPal inactive account fee
Avoid the PayPal inactive account fee..New fee. PayPal is introducing an annual “inactive account” fee which will come into effect on 16 December 2020 . From that date when a PayPal account has not been used for over twelve months, the user will be charged the lesser of £12 or the entire balance that’s held in the account. An account is deemed inactive if the user hasn’t sent, received, withdrawn money or logged into their account. Dodging the cost. If you have a PayPal account which you don’t use,...Click here -
600+ Business Solutions - New company rescue procedure up and running
One of the measures introduced by the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 was a new reconstruction plan to help companies survive the financial impact of the pandemic. The first such plan has recently been considered by the court. When can a reconstruction plan be proposed and what’s involved?Click here -
600+ Business Solutions - Getting paid on your terms
As the lockdown eases and supply chains start to reopen, you could find yourself renegotiating payment terms with existing customers or striking deals with new clients. How can you ensure the payment terms are in your favour?Click here -
Tips & Advice You & Your Business - New loan scheme for smaller businesses
The Chancellor has announced a new loan scheme for small businesses suffering from the financial fallout of coronavirus. What’s the full story?Click here -
Tips & Advice You & Your Business - Ordering stock wisely
You’ve identified some new product lines that could work well. The margins stack up nicely, but you’re worried about making a large order in the current climate. What should you do to protect the bottom line?Click here -
Tips & Advice You & Your Business - Contactless payment limit increase
Contactless payment limit increase..Uplifted amount. Contactless debit and credit card payments have been around since 2007 and the transaction limit has increased slowly over the years. On 1 April 2020 this was raised to £45. The change had been under consideration prior to the coronavirus outbreak, but it was expedited when a pandemic was declared. Rollout. The transaction limit increase isn’t automatic; businesses that accept contactless payments will need to implement it in conjunction with their payment...Click here -
600+ Business Solutions - Personal loans: payment holiday downsides
Many lenders are offering small business owners payment holidays on their personal mortgages and loans to help ease the financial pressures associated with coronavirus. What are the downsides to these arrangements?Click here -
600+ Business Solutions - Avoid a cash flow crisis
One in seven businesses has been left unable to pay staff due to cash flow issues. With fears over the economy rising is it time to change your approach? How might cash flow forecasting help?Click here -
Tips & Advice You & Your Business - Where to find the money?
Many businesses have put their development plans on hold. The perception is that credit is scarce and that most small business loan applications are routinely rejected. If you need funding, where can you turn in the current climate?Click here
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